with all due respect, the share price of a company has little to do with the performance of a company
Are you serious? In other words if a company performs poorly then that poor performance will not be reflected in the pps? Conversely if the company performs well then that performance will will also not be reflected in the pps.
When a Blue Chip fails to meet expected results and it is due to poor performance does the pps stay fixed?
I agree much of the market moves on emotion but it also moves on performance. Two different stimulants, don't confuse the two.
mCig performance on Marketing right now is pathetic. I brought mCig to the attention of my girlfriend and she bought 10k shares at .505. Within a few days the POS Jalopy Truck hit the streets and I showed her the foto. She questioned whether that was in fact "the truck" and when I told her it was she went directly to her laptop and sold at $.49. How's that for performance.
There are two definite schools of thought here, one is that mCig is doing a great job and the other is that they are not. Only time will tell who is right. I hope for my own Economic Self Interest I am wrong.
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